Richmond non-profit changing lives through cycling

This month’s Richmond Magazine  features a great article on Richmond Cycling Corp’s Craig Dodson and how he’s changing the lives of inner city youth.  Eleven inner-city youth arrived at the Boys and Girls Club on Robinson Street in February 2010 for a meeting with what was then called Richmond Pro Cycling, an elite team with […]

October 2, 2011; 6:40 AM • by Phil Riggan

This month’s Richmond Magazine  features a great article on Richmond Cycling Corp’s Craig Dodson and how he’s changing the lives of inner city youth. 

Eleven inner-city youth arrived at the Boys and Girls Club on Robinson Street in February 2010 for a meeting with what was then called Richmond Pro Cycling, an elite team with an emphasis on community outreach. Dodson arranged the gathering with Boys and Girls Club area director Eric Gilliam, who selected the kids and picked them up from their neighborhoods for the first session. Dodson expected only 10 kids, so he brought only 10 bikes.

Thanks to Virginia Bicycling Federation for the link

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